Honduras
Celebrating 10 years of service! | 2009 - 2019The Need is Great in Honduras
Honduras has one of the highest populations living in extreme poverty in Central America. Although some progress has been made, its progress ranks one of the lowest in the region. 57.1% of the people in Honduras live under poverty line at $5.50 per day, which is not enough to survive. Historically Honduras has been dependent on exports of bananas and coffee, they have diversified their exports to include apparel and automobile wire harnessing, but the economy remains heavily dependent on U.S. trades. Honduras struggles financially with a high unemployment rate and a very high unequal distribution of wealth. Our Mentors Honduras staff and dedicated to helping families throughout their country on their journeys towards greater self-reliance. Take a moment to watch our short video highlighting our great mentoring staff and their inspiring work.
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Success Stories From Honduras
Working Together We Become Stronger
“I do it for my family. By working together we become stronger.” Hilda and her family are pillars in their community and they are often found serving others. Hilda Soler, her husband, and four children live in Honduras. Her husband has worked for the Hondutel...
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Maria and Don Juan
Maria and Don Juan only had one source of income. It came from selling the produce from their small farm. Watch how Maria and Don Juan created several new businesses helping not only their family, but their entire community.
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Honduras Farming Project
New Partnership Helping to Improve the Lives of Thousands of Farmers Across Honduras Christmas presents arrived early for farmers in Pena Blanca, Naco, and Santa Barbara. They looked like kids with new toys as they were unwrapping their fumigating pumps, and...
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Jose Humberto Oviedo
The Success of Jose Humberto Oviedo from Honduras A small 3/16 inch screw had been broken inside the motor. A thin rod is a tool to solve the problem. We watch as millimeter by millimeter José Humberto Oviedo turned the screw with the rod until he had unscrewed the...
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Clara Lopez
The Success of Clara Lopez from Honduras “Gracias por ayudarme a ser una exitosa mujer de negocios.” Abandoned by her parents at the age of three. Left defenseless during her childhood with no possibility of obtaining an education. In the juvenile correctional...
read moreInterested in receiving a microloan and business training
to help your small business in Honduras?
Contact our local office: Barrio Los Andes 16 avenida 2 y 3 calle N.O. Plaza 123, Local # 4 San Pedro Sula, Honduras.
Phone: 50425501606
Local Leadership
Otoniel Manley
Executive Director Mentors Honduras
Otoniel Manley is a creative Engineer who loves to solve problems. His goal is to surpass each and every goal in his life. He is an optimistic believer and a natural entrepreneur. Before Mentors Honduras, Manley worked as General Manager in a family business, and also as Logistics and Production Manager in a screen printing plant. He more than doubled productivity in every case. Born and raised in a poor environment himself, he was able to receive excellent academic and spiritual education which has prepared his mind and heart to serve and understand Mentors’ Honduras clients.
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